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WOMEN’S COLLEGE

*Records Through 2019 Championship . Records do not include the 2020 championship due to the COVID-19 pandemic cancellations.

HISTORY

WCWS SITE HISTORY The championship was held in Omaha, , from 1982 through 1987; in Sunnyvale, California, from 1988-1989; and in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, from 1990 through 1995. Columbus, Georgia, played host to the WCWS in 1996. The championship has been in Oklahoma City since 1997.”

BRACKET HISTORY 1981 NCAA Executive Committee approved a 16-team bracket. 1982 First Division I Women’s Championship; sponsorship of Division I women’s softball totals 143 teams. 1988 Tournament expanded to 20 teams. 1994 Tournament expanded to 32 teams; sponsorship of Division I women’s softball reaches 192 teams. 1997 Top eight teams seeded at beginning of tournament. No. 1 through No. 8 seeds selected to different regional sites. 1999 Championship bracket expanded to 48 teams. 2003 Championship bracket expanded to 64 teams. Regional sites selected two weeks prior to bracket announcement for first time. 2004 Increase in seeds from 8 to 16. 2005 Championship expanded from two weekends to three weekends. Regionals were played at 16 campus sites, and eight super regionals were played Memorial Day weekend, featuring two teams at each site in a best-of-three series. WCWS Championship Finals consisted of best-of-three series. 2014 The number of automatic qualifications increased from 31 to 32 with the addition of the American Athletic Conference. The also earned a bid and replaced the Pacific Coast Softball Conference. 2017 Super Regionals moved to a three-day format. Previously, the Super Regional games were conducted over a two-day period, with the third if necessary game played as a part of a doubleheader on the second day.

CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

Year Champion (Final Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Site Game Att. Total Attendance # 1982 *UCLA (33-7-2) 2-0 (8 inn.) Fresno St. Omaha, Neb. 1,570 17,740 1983 Texas A&M (41-11) Bob Brock 2-0 (12 inn.) Cal St. Fullerton Omaha, Neb. 2,391 16,174 1984 UCLA (45-6-1) Sharron Backus 1-0 (13 inn.) Texas A&M Omaha, Neb. 734 20,759 1985 UCLA (41-9) Sharron Backus 2-1 (9 inn.) $Nebraska Omaha, Neb. 3,180 20,866 1986 *Cal St. Fullerton (57-9-1) 3-0 Texas A&M Omaha, Neb. 1,429 14,793 1987 Texas A&M (56-8) Bob Brock 4-1 UCLA Omaha, Neb. 836 15,763 1988 UCLA (53-8) Sharron Backus 3-0 Fresno St. Sunnyvale, Calif. 1,747 13,191 1989 *UCLA (48-4) Sharron Backus 1-0 Fresno St. Sunnyvale, Calif. 2,248 14,448 1990 UCLA (62-7) Sharron Backus 2-0 Fresno St. Oklahoma City 1,198 19,349 1991 Arizona (56-16) 5-1 UCLA Oklahoma City 1,881 16,857 1992 *UCLA (54-2) Sharron Backus 2-0 Arizona Oklahoma City 2,501 16,929 1993 Arizona (44-8) Mike Candrea 1-0 UCLA Oklahoma City 3,138 20,493 1994 *Arizona (64-3) Mike Candrea 4-0 CSUN Oklahoma City 3,966 35,770 1995 $*UCLA (50-6) Sharron Backus 4-2 Arizona Oklahoma City 4,745 47,550 1996 *Arizona (58-9) Mike Candrea 6-4 Washington Columbus, Ga. 3,173 33,878 1997 Arizona (61-5) Mike Candrea 10-2 (5 inn.) UCLA Oklahoma City 4,684 45,955 1998 Fresno St. (52-11) 1-0 Arizona Oklahoma City 4,324 49,740 1999 *UCLA (63-6) 3-2 Washington Oklahoma City 4,472 48,371 2000 *Oklahoma (66-8) 3-1 UCLA Oklahoma City 8,049 64,594 2001 *Arizona (65-4) Mike Candrea 1-0 UCLA Oklahoma City 4,459 60,195 2002 *California (56-19) 6-0 Arizona Oklahoma City 5,055 54,026 2003 UCLA (54-7) Sue Enquist 1-0 (9 inn.) California Oklahoma City 5,437 61,798 2004 *UCLA (47-9) Sue Enquist 3-1 California Oklahoma City 5,735 63,659 2005 (65-7) 4-1 (10 inn.) UCLA Oklahoma City 4,032 89,210 2006 Arizona (54-11) Mike Candrea 5-0 Northwestern Oklahoma City 4,423 98,801 2007 Arizona (50-14-1) Mike Candrea 5-0 Tennessee Oklahoma City 5,533 113,875 2008 *Arizona St. (66-5) Clint Myers 11-0 Texas A&M Oklahoma City 6,619 122,394 2009 Washington (51-12) 3-2 Florida Oklahoma City 5,807 110,788 2010 *UCLA (50-11) Kelly Inouye-Perez 15-9 Arizona Oklahoma City 6,092 141,329 2011 *Arizona St. (60-6) Clint Myers 7-2 Florida Oklahoma City 6,314 138,901 2012 Alabama (60-8) Pat Murphy 5-4 Oklahoma Oklahoma City 6,804 156,268 2013 *Oklahoma (57-4) Patty Gasso 4-0 Tennessee Oklahoma City 8,527 150,941

HISTORY

HISTORY

Year Champion (Final Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Site Game Att. Total Attendance # 2014 *Florida (55-12) 6-3 Alabama Oklahoma City 7,810 151,053 2015 *Florida (60-7) Tim Walton 4-1 Michigan Oklahoma City 7,680 167,223 2016 Oklahoma (57-8) Patty Gasso 2-1 Auburn Oklahoma City 8,367 180,660 2017 Oklahoma (61-9) Patty Gasso 5-4 Florida Oklahoma City 8,507 183,726 2018 Florida State (58-12) 8-3 Washington Oklahoma City 8,123 177,852 2019 *UCLA (56-6) Kelly Inouye-Perez 5-4 Oklahoma Oklahoma City 8,373 184,428 2020& No Champion * INDICATES UNDEFEATED TEAMS IN THE WCWS $ PARTICIPATION VACATED BY THE NCAA COMMITTEE ON INFRACTIONS # INCLUDES ATTENDANCE FROM ALL TOURNAMENT GAMES

&RECORDS DO NOT INCLUDE THE 2020 CHAMPIONSHIP DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC CANCELLATIONS.

HISTORY

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS BREAKDOWN/YEAR-BY- YEAR TEAMS

ALL TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

By Conference Pacific-12 24 Big 12 3 Southeastern 3 2 (Texas A&M 1983, 1987) ACC 1 Big Ten 1 Big West 1 Western Athletic 1 By State California 16 Alabama 1 Arizona 10 Texas 2 Michigan 1 Oklahoma 4 Washington 1 Florida 3

WCWS TEAMS YEAR-BY-YEAR (ALPHABETICAL)

Year School School School School School School School School 1982 Arizona St. Creighton Cal St. Fullerton Fresno St. Nebraska Oklahoma St. UCLA W. Michigan 1983 Cal St.Fullerton Indiana La. Tech Missouri Pacific S. Carolina Texas A&M UCLA 1984 Adelphi Cal Poly Pomona Fresno St. Nebraska Northwestern Utah St. Texas A&M UCLA 1985 Adelphi Cal St. Fullerton Cal Poly Pomona La. Tech Neb. - vacated Northwestern Utah UCLA 1986 California Cal St. Fullerton Creighton Indiana La. Tech Long Beach St. Northwestern Texas A&M 1987 Arizona St. Cal St. Fullerton Central Michigan Florida St. Fresno State Nebraska Texas A&M UCLA 1988 Adelphi Arizona Cal Poly Pomona Fresno St. Nebraska N. Illinois Texas A&M UCLA 1989 Arizona Cal Poly Pomona Fresno St. Oklahoma St. S. Carolina Toledo UCLA 1990 Arizona Florida St. Fresno St. Kent St. Long Beach St. Oklahoma St. UCLA UNLV 1991 Arizona Florida St. Fresno St. Long Beach St. Missouri UCLA Utah UNLV 1992 Arizona California Florida St. Fresno St. Long Beach St. Massachusetts UCLA 1993 Arizona CSUN UConn Florida St. Louisiana Long Beach St. Oklahoma St. UCLA 1994 Arizona CSUN Fresno St. Ill.-Chicago Missouri Oklahoma St. UCLA Utah 1995 Arizona Cal St. Fullerton Iowa Louisiana Michigan Princeton UCLA - vacated UNLV 1996 Arizona California Iowa Louisiana Michigan Princeton UCLA Washington 1997 Arizona Fresno St. Iowa Massachusetts Michigan S. Carolina UCLA Washington 1998 Arizona Fresno St. Massachusetts Michigan Nebraska Oklahoma St. Texas Washington 1999 Arizona Arizona St. California DePaul Fresno St. Southern Miss. UCLA Washington 2000 Alabama Arizona California DePaul Oklahoma Southern Miss. UCLA Washington 2001 Arizona California Iowa LSU Michigan Oklahoma Stanford UCLA 2002 Arizona Arizona St. California Florida St. Michigan Nebraska Oklahoma UCLA 2003 Alabama Arizona California Louisiana Texas Oklahoma UCLA Washington 2004 California Florida St. LSU Michigan Oklahoma Stanford UCLA Washington 2005 Alabama Arizona California DePaul Michigan Tennessee Texas UCLA 2006 Alabama Arizona Arizona St. Northwestern Oregon St. Tennessee Texas UCLA 2007 Arizona Arizona St. Baylor DePaul Northwestern Tennessee Texas A&M Washington 2008 Alabama Arizona Arizona St. Florida Louisiana Texas A&M Virginia Tech UCLA 2009 Alabama Arizona Arizona St. Florida Georgia Michigan Missouri Washington 2010 Arizona Florida Georgia Hawaii Missouri Texas UCLA Washington 2011 Alabama Arizona St. Baylor California Florida Missouri Oklahoma Oklahoma St. 2012 Alabama Arizona St. California LSU Oklahoma Oregon South Florida Tennessee 2013 Arizona St. Florida Michigan Nebraska Oklahoma Tennessee Texas Washington 2014 Alabama Baylor Florida Florida St. Louisiana Kentucky Oklahoma Oregon

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS BREAKDOWN/YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAMS

WCWS APPEARANCES

Year School School School School School School School School 2015 Alabama Auburn Florida LSU Michigan Oregon Tennessee UCLA 2016 Alabama Auburn Florida St. Georgia LSU Michigan Oklahoma UCLA 2017 Baylor Florida LSU Oklahoma Oregon Texas A&M UCLA Washington 2018 Arizona St. Florida Florida St. Georgia Oklahoma Oregon UCLA Washington 2019 Alabama Arizona Florida Minnesota Oklahoma Oklahoma St. UCLA Washington 2020 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ N/A

WCWS TOTAL APPEARANCE BY TEAM (ALPHABETICAL)

School Years Record Total Consecutive (all-time) Current Adelphi 1984-85-88-90 2-6 3 2 (1984-85) Alabama 2000-03-05-06-08-09-11-12-14-15-16-19 20-23 12 3 (2014-16) Arizona 1988-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-00- 62-34 23 16 (1988-2003) 01-02-03-05-06-07-08-09-10-19 Arizona St. 1982-87-99-02-06-07-08-09-11-12-13-18 18-20 12 4 (2006-09) Auburn 2015-16 6-4 2 2 (2015-16) Baylor 2007-11-14-17 5-8 4 California 1986-92-96-99-00-01-02-03-04-05-11-12 21-22 12 7 (1999-05) Cal Poly Pomona 1984-85-88-89 5-8 4 2 (84-85 & 88-89) Cal St. Fullerton 1982-83-85-86-87-95 16-10 6 3 (1985-87) CSUN 1993-94 4-4 2 2 (1993-94) Central Michigan 1987 1-2 1 UConn 1993 1-2 1 Creighton 1982-86 1-4 2 DePaul 1999-00-05-07 3-8 4 2 (1999-2000) Florida 2008-09-10-11-13-14-15-17-18-19 26-18 10 4 (2008-11) 3 Florida St. 1987-90-91-92-93-02-04-14-16-18 14-19 10 4 (1990-93) Fresno St. 1982-84-87-88-89-90-91-92-94-97-98-99 30-23 12 6 (1987-92) Georgia 2009-10-16-18 6-8 4 2 (2009-10) Hawaii 2010 1-2 1 Ill.-Chicago 1994 0-2 1 Indiana 1983-86 2-4 2 Iowa 1995-96-97-01 5-8 4 3 (1995-97) Kansas 1991 0-2 1 Kent State 1990 0-2 1 Kentucky 2014 1-2 1 Long Beach St. 1986-90-91-92-93 5-10 5 4 (1990-93) Louisiana 1993-95-96-03-08-14 6-12 6 2 (1995-96) LSU 2001-04-12-15-16-17 11-12 6 3 (2015-17) Louisiana Tech 1983-85-86 1-6 3 2 (1985-86) Massachusetts 1992-97-98 2-6 3 2 (1997-98) Michigan 1995-96-97-98-01-02-04-05-09-13-15-16 14-24 12 4 (1995-98) Minnesota 2019 0-2 1 Missouri 1983-91-94-09-10-11 2-4 6 3 (2009-11) Nebraska# 1982-84-87-88-98-02-13 4-4 7 2 (1987-88) Northern Ill. 1988 0-2 1 Northwestern 1984-85-86-06-07 8-10 5 3 (1984-86) Oklahoma 2000-01-02-03-04-11-12-13-14-16-17-18-19 32-20 13 5 (2000-04) 4 Oklahoma St. 1982-89-90-93-94-98-11-19 12-16 8 2 (89-90 & 93-94) Oregon 1989-12-14-15-17-18 7-12 6 2 (2017-18) Oregon St. 2006 0-2 1 Pacific 1983 1-2 1 Princeton 1995-96 0-4 2 2 (1995-96) South Carolina 1983-89-97 2-6 3 South Florida 2012 0-2 1

WCWS Appearances

WCWS APPEARANCES

Southern Mississippi 1999-00 2-4 2 2 (1999-00) Stanford 2001-04 4-4 2 Tennessee 2005-06-07-10-12-13-15 15-14 7 3 (2005-07) Texas 1998-03-05-06-13 7-10 5 2 (2005-06) Texas A&M 1983-84-86-87-88-07-08-17 21-15 8 3 (1986-88) Toledo 1989 0-2 1 UCLA$ 1982-83-84-85-87-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-96- 103-37 29 8 (87-94 & 99-06) 5 97-99-00-01-02-03-04-05-06-08-10-15-16- 17-18-19 UNLV 1990-91-95 3-6 3 2 (1990-91) Utah 1985-91-94 1-6 3 Utah St. 1984 0-2 1 Virginia Tech 2008 0-2 1 Washington 1996-97-98-99-00-03-04-07-09-10-13-17-19 26-23 13 4 (1996-99) Western Michigan 1982 1-2 1 # 1985 Nebraska was vacated. $ 1995 UCLA was vacated.

WCWS Appearances

MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYERS Year Athlete Team Class Position 1995 UCLA Junior 1996 Arizona Senior Second Base 1997 Nancy Evans Arizona Junior Pitcher 1998 Amanda Scott Fresno St. Sophomore Pitcher 1999 Julie Adams UCLA Junior Third Base 2000 Jennifer Stewart Oklahoma Sophomore Pitcher 2001 Arizona Senior Pitcher 2002 Jocelyn Forest California Senior Pitcher 2003 Keira Goerl UCLA Senior Pitcher 2004 Kristin Schmidt LSU Senior Pitcher 2005 Michigan Freshman First Base 2006 Arizona Senior Pitcher 2007 Tayrne Mowatt Arizona Junior Pitcher 2008 Arizona St. Senior Pitcher 2009 Washington Junior Pitcher 2010 UCLA Senior Pitcher 2011 Arizona St. Freshman Pitcher Florida Junior Centerfield 2012 Alabama Sophomore Pitcher 2013 Oklahoma Senior Pitcher 2014 Florida Senior Pitcher 2015 Florida Senior Pitcher 2016 Oklahoma Sophomore Pitcher 2017 Shay Knighten Oklahoma Sophomore First Base 2018 Florida St. Senior Third Base 2019 UCLA Senior Pitcher 2020& No MOP *A MOP was not selected from 1982-1994. &Records do not include the 2020 championship due to the COVID-19 pandemic cancellations. Most Oustanding Player By Team School Number of MOPs Arizona 5 UCLA 5 Oklahoma 4 Oklahoma 4 Arizona St. 2 Alabama 1 California 1 Florida St. 1 Fresno St. 1 LSU 1 Michigan 1 Washington 1

Most Oustanding Player By Class School Number of MOPs Seniors 13 Juniors 6 Sophomores 5 Freshman 2

Most Oustanding Player By Position School Number of MOPs 20 First Base 2 Third Base 2 Second Base 1 Centerfield 1

Most Outstanding Players

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

1982 *Stacy Sunny, OF, Nebraska Carie Dever, P, Fresno St. Barb Booth, C, UCLA Alison Stowell, OF, Cal Poly Pomona Kerry Dienelt, 1B, UCLA , P, UCLA *Lori Sippel, P, Nebraska Kristin Gauthier, OF, Arizona Janet Lloyd, 1B, Cal St. Fullerton *= Nebraska 2nd place vacated. Lorraine Maynez, OF, UCLA Kim Muratore, OF, Fresno St. Martha Noffsinger, SS, Fresno St. Pam Newton, 2B, Cal St. Fullerton 1986 Janice Parks, 3B, UCLA Jan Pierini, 3B, Cal St. Fullerton Shawn Andaya, P, Texas A&M Missy Phillips, 2B, UCLA Dot Richardson, SS, UCLA , P, Cal St. Fullerton Jill Polanco, OF, Fresno St. Gina Vecchione, OF, UCLA Tammy Connor, OF, Indiana Michele Smith, AL, Oklahoma St. Barb Young, OF, UCLA Cindy Cooper, AL, Texas A&M Shelly Stokes, C, Fresno St. Roni Deutch, 3B, California 1983 Rina Foster, OF, Cal St. Fullerton 1990 Vera Bahr, OF, Cal St. Fullerton Robin Goodin, 1B, Cal St. Fullerton Leslie Barton, OF, Florida St. Cindy Cooper, 3B, Texas A&M Liz Mizera, SS, Texas A&M Debbie DeJohn, AL, Florida St Sheila Cornell, 1B, UCLA Chenita Rogers, OF, Cal St. Fullerton Kerry Dienelt, 1B, UCLA Pattie Holthaus, 2B, Texas A&M Joey Schope, AL, Creighton , 3B, UCLA Iva Jackson, OF, Texas A&M Sue Trubovitz, C, Long Beach St. Shanna Flynn, OF, UCLA Elise King, OF, Cal St. Fullerton Judy Trussell, 2B, Texas A&M Marcie Green, P, Fresno St. Susan LeFebvre, P, Cal St. Fullerton Yvonne Gutierrez, OF, UCLA Cindy Long, DH, South Carolina 1987 Shannon Kimberling, C, Oklahoma St. Gay McNutt, C, Texas A&M Shawn Andaya, P, Texas A&M Dawn Lange, 2B, Oklahoma St. Dot Richardson, SS, UCLA Sandra Arledge, OF, UCLA Lisa Longaker, P, UCLA Mary Ricks, OF, UCLA Lisa Hankerd, AL, UCLA Martha Noffsinger, SS, Fresno St. Lori Stoll, P, Texas A&M Lisa Longaker, P, UCLA Julie Smith, AL, Fresno St. Liz Mizera, SS, Texas A&M 1984 Janice Parks, 3B, UCLA 1991 Shawn Andaya, P, Texas A&M Chenita Rogers, OF, Cal St. Fullerton Terry Carpenter, AL, Fresno St. Josie Carter, OF, Texas A&M Gena Strang, 1B, Fresno St. Heather Compton, P, UCLA Debbie Doom, P, UCLA Julie Smith, 2B, Texas A&M Debbie Day, P, Arizona Regina Dooley, OF, Adelphi Kris Tipmore, C, Central Mich. Kerry Dienelt, C, UCLA Denice Feldhaus, 1B, Nebraska Karen Walker, OF, UCLA Lisa Fernandez, 3B, UCLA Lisa Ishikawa, P, Northwestern Shauna Wattenberg, AL, UCLA Kristin Gauthier, OF, Arizona Tricia Mang, DH, UCLA Yvonne Gutierrez, OF, UCLA Gay McNutt, C, Texas A&M 1988 Julie Jones, 1B, Arizona Peg Richardson, OF, Nebraska Carie Dever, P, Fresno St. Kim Maher, AL, Fresno St. Leslie Rover, SS, UCLA Kerry Dienelt, 1B, UCLA Lorraine Maynez, OF, UCLA Jennifer Simm, 2B, UCLA Shanna Flynn, OF, UCLA Julie Smith, 2B, Fresno St. Anne Schroeder, 3B, Nebraska Heidi Lievens, SS, Arizona Julie Standering, SS, Arizona Lisa Longaker, P, UCLA 1985 Margie Ogrodowicz, OF, Nebraska 1992 *Lisa Busby, C, Nebraska Missy Phillips, 2B, UCLA Holly Aprile, AL, Massachusetts *Ginger Cannon, 1B, Nebraska RaeAnn Pifferini, OF, Fresno St. Michelle Bento, 2B, Fresno St. Tracy Compton, P, UCLA Karin Richter, AL, Fresno St. Amy Chellevold, 1B, Arizona Regina Dooley, OF, Adelphi Julie Standering, 3B, Arizona Debby Day, AL, Arizona Debbie Doom, P, UCLA Stacy Sunny, C, UCLA Susie Duarte, 3B, Arizona Jo Ann Ferrieri, 3B, Cal St. Fullerton Gena Strang, AL, Fresno St. Kathi Evans, OF, UCLA Chris Olivie, U, UCLA Lisa Fernandez, P, UCLA *Lori Richins, 2B, Nebraska 1989 Yvonne Gutierrez, OF, UCLA Leslie Rover, SS, UCLA Tiffany Boyd, P, UCLA Kelly Inouye, C, UCLA Nicki Dennis, AL, Arizona Kim Maher, SS, Fresno St.

All-Tournament Team

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS

Susie Parra, AL, Arizona Carrie Dolan, P, Arizona Amanda Scott, P, Fresno St. Jenny Dalton, 2B, Arizona (MOP) Jennifer Spediacci, P, Washington 1993 Krista Gomez, AL, Arizona April Austin, SS, Oklahoma St. Alison Johnsen, OF, Arizona 2000 Amy Chellevold, 1B, Arizona Cheryl Longeway, P, Louisiana , P, Southern Miss. Andrea D’Innocenzo, OF, Conn. Lyn Nance, AL, Iowa Kelli Braitsch, SS, Oklahoma Lisa Fernandez, P, UCLA Sara Pickering, 2B, Washington Lisa Carey, 1B, Oklahoma Krista Gomez, 2B, Arizona Tami Storseth, SS, Washington Jaime Clark, OF, Washington Kyla Hall, AL, Louisiana Lea Twigg, OF, Iowa Shavaughne Desecki, OF, DePaul Kathy Morton, OF, Louisiana Mindy Williams, OF, Washington Amanda Freed, P, UCLA Susie Parra, P, Arizona Erin Johnson, 3B, Southern Miss. Jody Pruitt, C, Arizona 1997 , OF, Alabama Stacy Redondo, OF, Arizona Nancy Evans, P, Arizona (MOP) Julie Marshall, C, UCLA Melanie Roche, AL, Oklahoma St. , 3B, Michigan Toni Mascarenas, 3B, Arizona Nichole Victoria, 3B, UCLA Jamie Graves, P, Washington Tairia Mims, 1B, UCLA , P, Mass. Jennifer Stewart, P, Oklahoma (MOP) 1994 Christy Herbert, SS, Iowa April Austin, SS, Oklahoma St. Alison Johnsen, OF, Arizona 2001 Leah Braatz, C, Arizona Nina Lindenberg, 2B, Fresno St. Lindsey Collins, C, Arizona Beth Calcante, OF, CSUN Stacey Nuveman, C, UCLA Jennie Finch, P, Arizona (MOP) Amy Chellevold, 1B, Arizona Leah O’Brien, 1B, Arizona Amanda Freed, P, UCLA Jenny Dalton, 2B, Arizona Sara Pickering, 2B, Washington Nicole Giordano, OF, Arizona Amy Day, P, Oklahoma St. Alleah Poulson, 1B, UCLA Toni Mascarenas, 3B, Arizona Jen Fleming, OF, CSUN Christa Williams, P, UCLA , OF, Stanford Shannon Jones, 3B, CSUN Tairia Mims, 1B, UCLA Ginny Mike, AL, UCLA 1998 Christy Ring, OF, Oklahoma Leah O’Brien, OF, Arizona , OF, Fresno St. Britni Sneed, P, LSU Susie Parra, P, Arizona Kristi Bolle, 3B, Oklahoma St. Jennifer Stewart, P, Oklahoma Kim Ward, AL, Oklahoma St. Leah Braatz, C, Arizona Claire Sua, DH, UCLA Angela Cervantez, 1B, Fresno St. Julie Wiese, 3B, LSU 1995 Nancy Evans, P, Arizona Leah Braatz, C, Arizona Kelly Hauxhurst, OF, Washington 2002 *, 3B, UCLA Nina Lindenberg, 2B, Fresno St. Erica Beach, P, Arizona St. Nancy Evans, AL, Arizona Toni Mascarenas, 3B, Arizona Jackie Coburn, 3B, Arizona *Tanya Harding, P, UCLA (MOP) Leticia Pineda, 1B, Arizona Kristin Farber, OF, Arizona St. *Kelly Howard, 2B, UCLA Amanda Scott, P, Fresno St. (MOP) Jennie Finch, P, Arizona Alison Johnsen, OF, Arizona Jennifer Spediacci, P, Washington Jocelyn Forest, P, California (MOP) Kari Knopf, 1B, Iowa Ali Viola, SS, Nebraska Keira Goerl, P, UCLA Brandi Macias, OF, Iowa Leslie Malerich, P, Florida St. Leah O’Brien, OF, Arizona 1999 Leneah Manuma, 1B, Arizona Brandi Shriver, AL, Arizona Julie Adams, 3B, UCLA (MOP) Veronica Nelson, 1B, California Amie Stewart, P, UNLV Christie Ambrosi, OF, UCLA Stacey Nuveman, C, UCLA Julie Williams, SS, Cal St. Fullerton Katy Carter, C, DePaul , SS, California *= UCLA title vacated. Courtney Dale, P, UCLA , SS, UCLA Kim DePaul, 3B, Washington 1996 Melissa Downs, 1B, Washington 2003 Lynn Britton, 3B, Louisiana Amanda Freed, P, UCLA Kelly Anderson, P, California Michelle Churnock, AL, Arizona Lisa Iancin, 2B, California Vicky Galindo, 3B, California Jennifer Cline, C, Washington Lovieanne Jung, 2B, Fresno St. Keira Goerl, P, UCLA (MOP) , 1B, Michigan Julie Luna, 3B, DePaul Alicia Hollowell, P, Arizona

All-Tournament Teams

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS

Lovie Jung, 2B, Arizona Brittany Lastrapes, LF, Arizona Tairia Mims, 3B, UCLA 2007 Ivy Renfroe, P, Tennessee Veronica Nelson, 1B, California , P, Tennessee Brittany Schutte, C, Florida , P, Texas , SS, Washington Rhea Taylor, CF, Missouri Tamara Poppe, LF, Texas India Chiles, OF, Tennessee Erinn Webb, 1B, Tennessee Chelsea Spencer, SS, California Kristie Fox, SS, Arizona Traci Yoshikawa, 2B, Hawaii Jennifer Stump, DH, Oklahoma Danielle Lawrie, P, Washington Natasha Watley, SS, UCLA Jenae Leles, 3B, Arizona 2011 , CF, Arizona Kelsey Bruder, LF, Florida 2004 Ashley Monceaux, LF, Baylor Whitney Canion, P, Baylor Kelly Anderson, P, California , P, Arizona (MOP) Cheyenne Coyle, SS, Florida Caitlin Benyi, 2B, UCLA Lindsay Schutzler, CF, Tennessee Krista Donnenwirth, 3B, Arizona St. Lisa Dodd, 1B, UCLA Dena Tyson, 1B, Washington Dallas Escobedo, P, Arizona St. (Co-MOP) Christina Enea, 1B, Oklahoma , SS, Northwestern Holly Holl, 1B, Baylor Vicky Galindo, 3B, California Whitney Larsen, SS, Alabama Keira Goerl, P, UCLA 2008 Annie Lockwood, RF, Arizona St. Camille Harris, RF, LSU Katie Burkhart, P, Arizona St. (MOP) Michelle Moultrie, CF, Florida (Co-MOP) Lauren Lappin, SS, Stanford , CF, Arizona St. Brittany Schutte, RF, Florida Jodie Legaspi, SS, UCLA Krista Donnenwirth, 3B, Arizona St. , P, Missouri Jessica Pamanian, 2B, California Francesca Enea, LF, Florida Mandy Urfer, 1B, Arizona St. Kristin Schmidt, P, LSU (MOP) Megan Gibson, P, Texas A&M Jessica van der Linden, P, Florida St. Jami Lobpries, CF, Texas A&M 2012 Charlotte Morgan, 1B, Alabama Amber Freeman, C, Arizona St. 2005 Stacey Nelson, P, Florida Samantha Pappas, OF, Oregon Monica Abbott, P, Tennessee Lesley Rogers, LF/DP, Arizona St. Alexa Peterson, C, Oregon Stephanie Bercaw, RF, Michigan Holly Tankersley, RF, Louisiana , INF, Oklahoma Tonya Callahan, 1B, Tennessee Angela Tincher, P, Virginia Tech Destinee Martinez, OF, Oklahoma Katherine Card, LF, Tennessee Jackie Vasquez, OF, Arizona St. Keilani Ricketts, P, Oklahoma Krista Colburn, RF, UCLA Jessica Shults, C, Oklahoma Samantha Findlay, 1B, Michigan (MOP 2009 Brianna Turang, OF, Oklahoma Jodie Legaspi, SS, UCLA Megan Bush, SS, Florida Kayla Braud, OF,Alabama , SS, Michigan Ashley Charters, 2B, Washington Jennifer Fenton, OF, Alabama Cat Osterman, P, Texas Alisa Goler, 3B, Georgia Amanda Locke, UT, Alabama , P, Michigan Danielle Lawrie, P, Washington (MOP) Jackie Traina, P, Alabama (MOP) , P, UCLA Kelley Montalvo, 3B, Alabama Emily Zaplatosch, C, UCLA Charlotte Morgan, 1B/P, Alabama 2013 Stacey Nelson, P, Florida Taylor Edwards, C, Nebraska 2006 , LF, Washington , P, Texas Monica Abbott, P, Tennessee Brittany Rogers, CF, Alabama Kim Bruins, 1B, Texas Eileen Canney, P, Northwestern Taylor Schlopy, CF, Georgia Ellen Renfroe, P, Tennessee Autumn Champion, LF, Arizona , 3B, Washington , SS, Tennessee Garland Cooper, 1B, Northwestern Niki Williams, 1B, Washington Lauren Gibson, 2B, Tennessee , 3B, UCLA Keilani Ricketts, P, Oklahoma (MOP) Kristi Durant, DH, Tennessee 2010 Lauren Chamberlin, 1B, Oklahoma Alicia Hollowell, P, Arizona (MOP) K’Lee Arredondo, SS, Arizona Brianna Turang, OF, Oklahoma Caitlin Lowe, CF, Arizona Karissa Buchanan, RF, Arizona Georgia Casey, 2B, Oklahoma Heidi Knabe, C, Arizona State Samantha Camuso, INF, UCLA Callie Parsons, OF, Oklahoma Taryne Mowatt, DH, Arizona Kenzie Fowler, P, Arizona Jessica Shults, C, Oklahoma Cat Osterman, P, Texas Andrea Harrison, LF, UCLA Tammy Williams, SS, Northwestern Megan Langenfeld, P, UCLA (MOP)

All-Tournament Teams

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS

Paige Lowary, P, Oklahoma 1984 Regina Dooley, OF

2014 Alexis Mack, IF, Oregon 1985 Regina Dooley, OF Hannah Rogers, P, Florida (MOP) Justine McLean, OF, Florida Kelsey Stewart, 2B, Florida Nicole Mendes, UT, Oklahoma Alabama (14) Jaclyn Traina, P, Alabama Aleshia Ocasio, UT, Florida Paige Parker, P, Oklahoma 2000 Kelly Kretschman, OF Shelby Pendley, P, Oklahoma Kirsti Merritt, CF Florida 2008 Charlotte Morgan, 1B 2018 Courtney Ceo, 3B, Oregon 2009 Charlotte Morgan, 1B/P , UT, Oklahoma Bailey Castro, RF, Florida Kelley Montalvo, 3B Sis Bates, IF, Washington Brittany Rogers, CF Jordan Strickland, SS, Baylor Rachel Garcia, P, UCLA Kelsey Nunley, P, Kentucky 2011 Whitney Larsen, SS Meghan King, P, Florida St. Kaila Hunt, 2B, Alabama 2012 Kayla Braud, OF Elizabeth Mason, C, Florida St. Linsey Hays, LF, Baylor Jennifer Fenton, OF Trysten Melhart, OF, Washington Amanda Locke, UT Aubree Munro, C, Florida Jackie Traina, P Bubba Nickles, UT, UCLA Taylor Pack, C, UCLA 2014 Jaclyn Traina, P 2015 Kaila Hunt, 2B Paige Parker, P, Oklahoma Carlee Wallace, C, Auburn 2019 Montana Fouts, P Gabbie Plain, P, Washington Branndi Melero, OF, Auburn Bailey Hemphill, UT Anna Shelnutt, C/3B, Florida St. , P/UT, UCLA Sydney Sherrill, UT, Florida St. Abby Ramirez, IF, Michigan Arizona (61) Jessie Warren, IF, Florida St. (MOP) , P, Michigan 1988 Julie Standering, 3B Heidi Lievens, SS Kelsey Susalla, UT, Michigan 2019 , SS, Michigan 1989 Kristin Gauthier, OF Jocelyn Alo, RF, Oklahoma Nicki Dennis, AL Kelly Christner, OF, Michigan , P, Washington 1991 Julie Jones, 1B Nicole DeWitt, UT, Florida Montana Fouts, P, Alabama Julie Standering, SS Aubree Munro, C, Florida Rachel Garcia, P, UCLA (MOP) Kristin Gauthier, OF Kelsey Stewart, 2B, Florida Bailey Hemphill, UT, Alabama Debby Day, P Aaliyah Jordan, RF, UCLA Lauren Haeger, P, Florida (MOP) Nicole Mendes, CF, Oklahoma 1992 Amy Chellevold, 1B Susie Duarte, 3B Bubba Nickles, CF, UCLA Susie Parra, AL 2016 Sami Reynolds, OF, Washington Debby Day, AL Megan Betsa, P, Michigan , 3B, Oklahoma Samantha Show, P/UT, Oklahoma St. 1993 Amy Chellevold, 1B , P, Florida State Krista Gomez, 2B Kinsley Washington, 2B, UCLA Emily Carasone, IF, Auburn Stacy Redondo, OF Jody Pruitt, C , IF, Auburn 2020 Susie Parra, P Tiffany Howard, OF, Auburn Records do not include the 2020 championship 1994 Amy Chellevold, 1B Shay Knighten, IF, Oklahoma due to the COVID-19 pandemic cancellations. Jenny Dalton, 2B Makayla Martin, P, Auburn Leah O’Brien, OF Most All-Tournament Honorees by Team Susie Parra, P Paige Parker, P, Oklahoma (MOP) Leah Braatz, C Alex Powers, 1B, Florida State School No. 1995 Alison Johnsen, OF , 1B, Auburn 1. UCLA 92 2. Arizona 61 Leah O’Brien, OF Sydney Romero,IF, Oklahoma 3. Oklahoma 33 Leah Braatz, C Nancy Evans, AL Mysha Sataraka, IF, UCLA 4. Fresno St. 25 5. Washington 26 Brandi Shriver, AL 6. Florida 23 2017 7. Texas A&M 15 1996 Alison Johnsen, OF 8. Alabama 14 Carrie Dolan, P , IF, Washington 9. Arizona St. 13 Krista Gomez, AL 9. Cal St. Fullerton 13 Michelle Churnock, AL Kelly Barnhill,P, Florida Jenny Dalton, 2B (MOP) Mia Camuso, IF, Oregon All-Tournament Selections 1997 Nancy Evans, AL (MOP) , P, Florida By School Alison Johnsen, OF Shay Knighten, IF, Oklahoma (MOP) Leah O’Brien, 1B Adelphi (2) Amanda Lorenz, OF, Florida 1998 Leah Braatz, C

All-Tournament Teams

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS

Nancy Evans, P 1986 Roni Deutch, 3B 1993 Nichole Victoria, 3B Toni Mascarenas, 3B Lisa Fernandez, P Leticia Pineda, 1B 1999 Lisa Iancin, 2B 1994 Ginny Mike, AL 2000 Toni Mascarenas, 3B 2002 Jocelyn Forest, P (MOP) Veronica Nelson, 1B 1995 * Kelly Howard, 2B 2001 Lindsey Collins, C Chelsea Spencer, SS Jennifer Brundage, 3B Jennie Finch, P (MOP) Tanya Harding (MOP), P 2003 Kelly Anderson, P Nicole Giordano, LF Vicky Galindo, 3B Toni Mascarenas, 3B 1997 Stacey Nuveman, C Veronica Nelson, 1B Alleah Poulson, 1B Chelsea Spencer, SS 2002 Jackie Coburn, 3B Christa Williams, P

Jennie Finch, P 2004 Kelly Anderson, P Leneah Manuma, 1B 1999 Julie Adams (MOP), 3B Vicky Galindo, 3B Christie Ambrosi, OF 2003 Alicia Hollowell, P Jessica Pamanian, 2B Courtney Dale, P Lovie Jung, SS Amanda Freed, P

UCLA (92) 2006 Autumn Champion, LF 2000 Amada Freed, P Caitlin Lowe, CF 1982 Dot Richardson, SS Julie Marshall, 1B Taryne Mowatt, P/OF Gina Vecchione, OF Tairia Mims, 1B Alicia Hollowell, P (MOP) Barb Young, OF

Debbie Doom, P 2001 Amanda Freed, P 2007 Kristie Fox, SS Barb Booth, C Tairia Mims, 1B Jenae Leles, 3B 1983 Sheila Cornell, 1B Claire Sua, DP Caitlin Lowe, CF Dot Richardson, SS Taryne Mowatt, P (MOP) Mary Ricks, OF 2002 Keira Goerl, P Stacey Nuveman, C 2010 K’Lee Arredondo, SS 1984 Jennifer Simm, 2B Natasha Watley, SS Karissa Buchanan, RF Leslie Rover, SS Kenzie Fowler, P Debbie Doom, P 2003 Keira Goerl, P (MOP) Tricia Mang, DH Tairia Mims, 3B Natasha Watley, SS Arizona State (13) 1985 Leslie Rover, SS Debbie Doom, P 2004 Caitlyn Benyi, 2B 2002 Erica Beach, P Tracy Compton, P Lisa Dodd, OF Kristin Farber, OF Chris Olivie, U Keira Goerl, P

Jodie Legaspi, SS 2006 Heidi Knabe, C 1987 Janice Parks, 3B

Karen Walker, OF 2005 Jodi Legaspi, SS 2008 Katie Burkhart, P (MOP) Sandra Arledge, OF Krista Colburn, RF Kaitlin Cochran, CF Lisa Longaker, P Emily Zaplatosch, C Krista Donnenewirth, 3B Lisa Hankerd, AL Anjelica Selden, P Lesley Rogers, LF/DP Shauna Wattenberg, AL Jackie Vasquez, OF 2006 Andrea Duran, 3B

1988 Kerry Dienelt, 1B 2011 Krista Donnenwirth, 3B Missy Phillips, 2B 2010 Samantha Camuso, RF Dallas Escobedo, P (Co-MOP) Shanna Flynn, OF Andrea Harrison, LF Annie Lockwood, RF Stacy Sunny, C Megan Langenfeld, P (MOP) Mandy Urfer, 1B Lisa Longaker, P

2015 Ally Carda, P/UT 2012 Amber Freeman, C 1989 Kerry Dienelt, 1B

Auburn (7) Missy Phillips, 2B 2016 Mysha Sataraka, IF Janice Parks, 3B 2015 Carlee Wallace, C Lorraine Maynez, OF 2018 Bubba Nickles, UT Branndi Melero, OF Tiffany Boyd, P Rachel Garcia, P Taylor Pack, C 2016 Emily Carasone, IF Kasey Cooper, IF 1990 Kerry Dienelt, 1B 2019 Aaliyah Jordan, RF Tiffany Howard, OF Lisa Fernandez, 3B Bubba Nickles,UT Makayla Martin, P Shanna Flynn, OF Rachel Garcia, P (MOP) Jade Rhodes, 1B Yvonne Gutierrez, OF Kinsley Washington, 2B Lisa Longaker, P *1995 Vacated. Baylor (5) 1991 Lisa Fernandez, 3B 2007 Ashley Monceaux, CF Cal Poly Pomona (1) Yvonne Gutierrez, OF

Lorraine Maynez, OF 1985 Alison Stowell, OF 2011 Whitney Canion, P Kerry Dienelt, C Holly Holl, 1B Heather Compton, P Cal State Fullerton (13) 2014 Linsey Hays, LF 1992 Yvonne Gutierrez, OF 1982 Janet Lloyd, 1B Jordan Strickland, SS Kathi Evans, OF Pam Newton, 2B Kelly Inouye, C Jan Pierini, 3B Lisa Fernandez, P California (12)

All-Tournament Teams

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS

1983 Elise King, OF Debbie DeJohn, AL Vera Bahr, OF Leslie Malerich, P Susan LeFebvre, P Kentucky (1) 2004 Jessica van der Linden, P 2014 Kelsey Nunley, P 1985 Jo Ann Ferrieri, 3B 2016 Jessica Burroughs, P Louisiana (5) 1986 Robin Goodin, 1B Alex Powers, 1B 1993 Kathy Morton, OF Rina Foster, OF 2018 Meghan King, P Kyla Hall, AL Chenita Rogers, OF Elizabeth Mason, C Connie Clark, P Anna Shelnutt, C/3B 2008 Holly Tankersley, RF Sydney Sherrill, UT 1987 Chenita Rogers, OF Jessie Warren, IF

1995 Julie Williams, SS LSU (4) Fresno State (25) 2001 Britni Sneed, P CSUN (3) 1982 Kim Muratore, OF Julie Wiese, 3B

1994 Shannon Jones, 3B 1987 Gena Strang, 1B 2004 Kristin Schmidt, P (MOP) Jen Fleming, OF Camille Harris, RF Beth Calcante, OF 1988 RaeAnn Pifferini, OF Carie Dever, P Long Beach State (1) Central Michigan (1) Gena Strang, AL Karin Richter, AL 1986 Sue Trubovitz, C 1987 Kris Tipmore, C 1989 Martha Noffsinger, SS Jill Polanco, OF Massachusetts (2) UConn (1) Shelly Stokes, C Carie Dever, P 1992 Holly Aprile, AL 1993 Andrea D’Innocenzo, OF

Creighton (1) 1990 Martha Noffsinger, SS 1997 Danielle Henderson, P Marcie Green, P 1986 Joey Schope, AL Michigan (12) Julie Smith, AL 1996 Traci Conrad, 1B 1991 Julie Smith, 2B DePaul (3) Kim Maher, AL 1997 Melissa Gentile, 3B 1999 Katy Carter, C Terry Carpenter, AL Julie Luna, 3B 2005 Samantha Findlay, 1B (MOP) 1992 Michelle Bento, 2B Jessica Merchant, SS 2000 Shavaughne Desecki, OF Kim Maher, SS Stephanie Bercaw, RF Jennie Ritter, P 1997 Nina Lindenberg, 2B 2015 Kelly Christner, OF Florida (23) Abby Ramirez, IF 1998 Laura Berg, OF 2008 Francesca Enea, LF Sierra Romero, SS Angela Cervantez, 1B Stacey Nelson, P Kelsey Susalla, UT Nina Lindenberg, 2B Haylie Wagner, P Amanda Scott, P (MOP) 2009 Megan Bush, SS

Stacey Nelson, P 2016 Megan Betsa, P 1999 Lovieanne Jung, 2B

Amanda Scott, P 2010 Brittany Schutte, 1B Missouri (1) 2011 Kelsey Bruder, LF Georgia (2) 2011 Chelsea Thomas, P Cheyenne Coyle, SS Michelle Moultrie, CF (Co-MOP) 2009 Alisa Goler, 3B Brittany Schutte, RF Taylor Schlopy, CF Nebraska (11)

2014 Bailey Castro, RF 1984 Denice Feldhaus, 1B Kristi Merritt, CF Hawaii (1) Anne Schroeder, 3B Aubree Munro,C 2010 Traci Yoshikawa, 2B Peg Richardson, OF Kelsey Stewart, 2B 1985 *Ginger Cannon, 1B Hannah Rogers, P (MOP) Lori Richins, 2B Indiana (1) 2015 Nicole Dewitt, UT Stacy Sunny, OF Lauren Haeger, P (MOP) 1986 Tammy Connor, OF Lisa Busby, C Aubree Munro,C Kelsey Stewart, 2B 1986 Lori Sippel, P Iowa (5) 2017 Kelly Barnhill, P 1988 Margie Ogrodowicz, OF Delanie Gourley, P 1995 Kari Knopf, 1B Amanda Lorenz, OF Brandi Macias, OF 1998 Ali Viola, SS Justine McLean, OF Aleshia Ocasio, UT 1996 Lea Twigg, OF 2013 Taylor Edwards, C Florida State (11) Lyn Nance, AL *1985 Vacated

1990 Leslie Barton, OF 1997 Christy Herbert, SS

All-Tournament Teams

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS

Northwestern (5) Oklahoma State (9) 1987 Julie Smith, 2B 1984 Lisa Ishikawa, P 1989 Michele Smith, AL Liz Mizera, SS Shawn Andaya, P 2006 Eileen Canney, P 1990 Dawn Lange, 2B Garland Cooper, 1B Shannon Kimberling, C 2008 Megan Gibson, P Tammy Williams, IF 1993 April Austin, SS Jami Lobpries, CF

2007 Tammy Williams, SS Melanie Roche, AL UNLV (1) 1995 Amie Stewart, P Oklahoma (33) 1994 April Austin, SS Amy Day, P 1996 Lynn Britton, 3B Kim Ward, AL Cheryl Longeway, P Virginia Tech (1)

Lisa Carey, 1B 1998 Kristi Bolle, 3B 2008 Angela Tincher, P 2000 Jennifer Stewart, P (MOP) Kelli Braitsch, SS 2019 Samantha Show, P/UT Washington (26) 2001 Christy Ring, LF 1996 Jennifer Cline, C Jennifer Stewart, P Oregon (5) Sarah Pickering, 2B Jennifer Stump, DP 2012 Samantha Pappas, OF Tami Storseth, SS Christina Enea, 1B Alexa Peterson, C Mindy Williams, OF

2012 Lauren Chamberlain, 1B 2014 Courtney Ceo, 3B 1997 Jamie Graves, P Destinee Martinez, OF Sara Pickering, 2B Keilani Ricketts, P 2017 Mia Camuso, IF Jessica Shults, C Alexis Mack, OF 1998 Kelly Hauxhurst, OF Brianna Turang, OF Jennifer Spediacci, P South Carolina (1) 2013 Keilani Ricketts, P 1999 Kim DePaul, 3B Lauren Chamberlin, 1B 1983 Cindy Long, DH Melissa Downs, 1B Brianna Turang, OF Jennifer Spediacci, P Georgia Casey, 2B Jaime Clark, OF Callie Parsons, OF Southern Mississippi (2) Jessica Shults, C 2007 Ashley Charters, SS 2000 Courtney Blades, P Danielle Lawrie, P Erin Johnson, DP 2014 Shelby Pendley, P Dena Tyson, 1B 2009 Ashley Charters, 2B 2016 Shay Knighten, IF Texas A&M (17) Paige Parker, P Danielle Lawrie, P Sydney Romero, IF 1983 Pattie Holthaus, 2B Kimi Pohlman, LF Cindy Cooper, 3B Morgan Stuart, 3B 2017 Shay Knighten, IF Iva Jackson, OF Niki Williams, 1B , P Lori Stoll, P Nicole Mendes, UT 2017 Ali Aguilar, INF Gay McNutt, C Paige Parker, P 2018 Sis Bates, IF 1984 Josie Carter, OF Gabbie Plain, P 2018 Jocelyn, Alo, UT Gay McNutt, C Trysten Melhart, OF Paige Parker, P Shawn Andaya, P

2019 Jocelyn, Alo, UT 1986 Judy Trussell, 2B 2019 Sami Reynolds, OF Nicole Mendes, CF Liz Mizera, SS Taran Alvelo, P Sydney Romero, 3B Shawn Andaya, P Cindy Cooper, A

All-Tournament Teams

NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES AND WINS

NCAA Tournament Appearances School Appearances 1. UCLA 35 T2. Fresno St. 33 T2. California 33 T2. Arizona 33 5. Florida St. 32 6. Arizona St. 31 7. Texas A&M 30 T8. Cal St. Fullerton 29 T8. Louisiana 29 10. Michigan 27 T11. Oklahoma 26 T11. Washington 26 T13. Nebraska 24 T13. Long Beach St. 24 T13. Notre Dame 24

Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances School Appearances 1. Arizona 33 (1987-present) 2. Fresno St. 30 (1982-2011) 3. California 28 (1986-2013) T4. Oklahoma 26 (1994-present) T4. Washington 26 (1994-present) 6. Michigan 25 (1995-present) T7.UCLA 21 (1999-present) T7. Alabama 21 (1999-present) T7. Louisiana 21 (1999-present) T7. Notre Dame 21 (1999-present) 11. Florida St. 20 (2000-present) T12. Georgia 18 (2002-present) T12. Texas A&M 18 (2002-present) T14. Florida 16 (2003-present) T15. Stanford 16 (1998-2013) T15. Massachusetts 16 (1995-2010) T17. Cal St. Fullerton 15 (1982-1996) T17. Arizona St. 15 (2005-present) T17. BYU 15 (2005-present) 20. Louisville 14 (2004-2017) 21. Nebraska 13 (1995-2007) 21. UCLA 13 (1982-1994)

NCAA Tournament Wins School Wins 1. UCLA 228 2. Arizona 173 3. Oklahoma 125 4. Washington 121 5. California 103 T6. Michigan 100 T6. Alabama 100 8. Arizona St. 97 9. Fresno St. 91 10. Florida 91 11. Florida St. 88 12. Texas A&M 84 13. LSU 78 14. Tennessee 77 15. Louisiana 76 16. Oregon 71 17. Georgia 69 18. Cal St. Fullerton 66 19. Nebraska 62 20. Texas 58

NCAA Tournament Appearances And Wins

NCAA TOURNAMENT/WCWS APPEARANCES AND WINS NCAA Super Regional Appearances School Appearances Last Alabama 15 2019 Arizona 14 2019 Washington 13 2019 Oklahoma 13 2019 Florida 12 2019 Michigan 11 2016 Tennessee 11 2019 UCLA 11 2019 Georgia 10 2018 Arizona State 9 2018 Oregon 9 2018 Missouri 8 2016 LSU 8 2019 Florida State 8 2019 California 7 2012 Louisiana 7 2016 Texas A&M 7 2018 Kentucky 7 2019 Baylor 6 2015 Stanford 5 2011 Northwestern 5 2019 Texas 5 2019

WCWS Appearances School Appearances 1. UCLA 29 2. Arizona 23 3. Washington 14 4. Oklahoma 13 T5. Fresno St. 12 T5. California 12 T5. Arizona St. 12 T5. Michigan 12 T5. Alabama 12 T10. Florida St. 10 T10. Florida 10 T12. Texas A&M 8 T12. Oklahoma St. 8 T14. Nebraska 7 T14. Oregon 7 T14. Tennessee 7 T17. Cal St. Fullerton 6 T17. Louisiana 6 T17. LSU 6 T17. Missouri 6

Consecutive WCWS Appearances School Appearances 1. Arizona 16 (1988-2003) 2. UCLA 8 (1987-94 & 1999-2006) 3. California 7 (1995-05) T4. Arizona 6 (2005-10) T4. Fresno St. 6 (1987-92) T6. Oklahoma 5 (2000-04) T6. UCLA 5 (2015-19) T8. Florida St. 4 (1990-93) T. Long Beach St. 4 (1990-93) 7. Michigan 4 (1995-98) 7. Washington 4 (1996-99) 7. Arizona St. 4 (2006-09) 7. Florida 4 (2008-11) XX. Oklahoma 4 (2016-19)

NCAA Tournament/WCWS Appearances And Wins

WCWS ALL-TIME EXTRA INNING GAMES

Innings Team (Score) Team (Score) Year Notes 8 Nebraska 3 Creighton 2 1982 10 UCLA 2 Oklahoma St. 1 1982 8 Cal St. Fullerton 4 Creighton 1 1982 14 Fresno St. 1 Oklahoma St. 0 1982 8 Cal St. Fullerton 1 Western Mich. 0 1982 10 UCLA 1 Cal St. Fullerton 0 1982 8 UCLA 2 Fresno St. 0 1982 Championship Game 12 Pacific (Cal) Missouri 0 1983 17 UCLA 2 South Carolina 1 1983 14 Texas A&M 1 UCLA 0 1983 12 Texas A&M 2 Cal St. Fullerton 0 1983 Championship Game 25 Texas A&M 1 Cal Poly Pomona 0 1984 12 Fresno St. 1 Cal Poly Pomona 0 1984 9 UCLA 1 Northwestern 0 1984 8 Northwestern 3 Fresno St. 0 1984 8 Texas A&M 2 UCLA 0 1984 8 UCLA 1 Nebraska 0 1984 13 Texas A&M 1 Northwestern 0 1984 13 UCLA 1 Texas A&M 0 1984 Championship Game 8 Cal St. Fullerton 1 Adelphi 0 1985 8 Northwestern 1 Louisiana Tech 0 1985 9 UCLA 2 Nebraska 1 1985 Championship Game 9 Cal St. Fullerton 1 Long Beach St. 0 1986 10 Texas A&M 1 Creighton 0 1986 10 Indiana 1 Louisiana Tech 0 1986 10 Long Beach St. 1 Northwestern 0 1986 13 Creighton 4 Louisiana Tech 3 1986 8 California 1 Creighton 0 1986 10 Indiana 2 Long Beach St. 0 1986 10 Texas A&M 1 California 0 1986 8 Cal St. Fullerton 3 Indiana 1 1986 9 UCLA 1 Arizona St. 0 1987 13 Texas A&M 2 Cal State Fullerton 1987 9 Fresno St. 1 Nebraska 0 1988 8 Oklahoma St. 4 Arizona 0 1989 10 Fresno St. 1 Oklahoma St. 0 1990 13 Arizona 1 UNLV 0 1991 9 Missouri 2 Utah 0 1991 9 Arizona 1 UCLA 0 1991 8 Arizona 1 Long Beach St. 0 1991 11 UCLA 1 Long Beach St. 0 1991 8 Fresno St. 1 Arizona 0 1991 13 UCLA 5 Fresno St. 1 1991 8 Fresno St. 4 Kansas 1 1992 17 Arizona 1 Kansas 0 1992 10 Massachusetts 2 Long Beach St. 1 1992 8 UConn 2 Florida St. 1 1993 13 Oklahoma St. 1 UCLA 0 1993 10 Arizona 2 Louisiana 1993 8 Utah 2 Oklahoma St. 0 1994 15 Oklahoma St. 3 CSUN 2 1994 14 Iowa 9 Michigan 7 1995 8 Arizona 2 Massachusetts 1 1997 8 UCLA 2 Fresno St. 0 1997 9 UCLA 3 DePaul 2 1999 8 UCLA 2 DePaul 1 1999 13 LSU 2 Oklahoma 1 2001 9 Florida St. 2 UCLA 1 2002 8 Arizona 1 Arizona St. 0 2002 11 Arizona 6 Florida St. 2 2002 10 California 7 UCLA 3 2003 9 Oklahoma 6 Alabama 3 2003 12 California 2 Arizona 1 2003 9 UCLA 1 California 0 2003 Championship Game 13 LSU 3 Michigan 2 2004

WCWS All-Time Extra Inning Games

WCWS ALL-TIME EXTRA INNING GAMES

8 California 2 Oklahoma 1 2004 12 UCLA 3 Stanford 1 2004 12 Arizona 3 California 2 2005 12 Alabama 2 DePaul 1 2005 11 Texas 1 Arizona 0 2005 11 Tennessee 2 Michigan 0 2005 10 Michigan 4 UCLA 1 2005 Championship Game- Game 3 9 Arizona 3 Oregon St. 2 2006 10 Northwestern 6 Alabama 5 2006 9 Tennessee 3 Arizona St. 1 2006 8 Northwestern 3 UCLA 1 2006 9 Arizona 2 Baylor 1 2007 10 Arizona 1 Tennessee 0 2007 Championship Series – Game 2 8 Louisiana 3 Florida 2 2008 9 Florida 2 Virginia Tech 0 2008 9 Texas A&M 1 Florida 0 2008 8 Washington 1 Arizona St. 0 2009 9 Georgia 9 Washington 8 2009 8 UCLA 6 Arizona 5 2010 Championship Series – Game 1 8 Baylor 1 Oklahoma St. 0 2011 13 Baylor 1 Missouri 0 2011 8 Washington 4 Nebraska 3 2013 15 Florida 9 Nebraska 8 2013 12 Oklahoma 5 Tennessee 3 2013 Championship Series- Game 1 8 Baylor 8 Kentucky 7 2014 10 Auburn 11 UCLA 10 2015 9 Florida 3 Auburn 2 2015 8 Oklahoma 3 Alabama 0 2016 8 Auburn 8 Florida St. 2016 8 Auburn 11 Oklahoma 7 2016 17 Oklahoma 7 Florida 5 2017 Championship Series- Game 1 8 Arizona 3 Washington 1 2019

Most Innings Innings, School Year 25 - Texas A&M 1, Cal Poly Pomona 0 1984 17- Oklahoma 7, Florida 5 2017 17 - Arizona 1, Kansas 0 1992 17 - UCLA 2, South Carolina 1 1983 15 - Oklahoma St. 3, CSUN 2 1994 15- Florida 9, Nebraska 8 2013 14 - Fresno St. 1, Oklahoma St. 0 1982 14 - Texas A&M 1, UCLA 0 1983 14 - Iowa 9, Michigan 7 1995

* 1996, 1998, 2000, 2012 and 2018 saw no extra-inning games * May 26, 1997 – Arizona 10, UCLA 2 (Only National Championship Game to end in five innings (-ahead rule)

Most Extra Inning Games Innings Year 9 1986 8 1984 7 1982 7 1991 5 2005

Teams to Play Most Extra Inning Games in a Series Inning, School Year 4, UCLA 1984 4, Texas A&M 1984 4, Arizona 1991

WCWS All-Time Extra Inning Games

WCWS ATTENDANCE

Year Site Attendance 1982 Omaha, Nebraska 14,433 1983 Omaha, Nebraska 13,333 1984 Omaha, Nebraska 17,123 1985 Omaha, Nebraska 14,294 1986 Omaha, Nebraska 10,035 1987 Omaha, Nebraska 9,105 1988 Sunnyvale, California 8,519 1989 Sunnyvale, California 9,260 1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 12,073 1991 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 11,938 1992 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 13,940 1993 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 21,963 1994 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 23,872 1995 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 22,063 1996 Columbus, Georgia 12,364 1997 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 25,694 1998 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 27,553 1999 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 24,010 2000 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 38,102 2001 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 34,736 2002 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 32,000 2003 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 37,222 2004 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 41,035 *2005 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 41,683 2006 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 46,122 2007 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 62,463 2008 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 59,834 2009 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 60,512 2010 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 62,562 2011 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 67,631 2012 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 75,960 2013 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 70,683 2014 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 68,569 2015 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 78,078 2016 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 78,072 2017 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 70,995 2018 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 76,561 2019 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 78,361 2020& No Championship * New format began with additional session becasue of best-of-three championship series. & Records do not include the 2020 championship due to the COVID-19 pandemic cancellations. 2020 Attendance Summary

Records do not include the 2020 championship due to the COVID-19 pandemic cancellations.

WCWS Top-10 Attendance Years Year Site (Host School) Attendance 2019 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma () 78,361 2015 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (University of Oklahoma) 78,078 2016 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (University of Oklahoma) 78,072 2018 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (University of Oklahoma) 76,518 2012 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (University of Oklahoma) 75,960 2017 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (University of Oklahoma) 70,995 2013 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (University of Oklahoma) 70,683 2014 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (University of Oklahoma) 68,569 2011 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (University of Oklahoma) 67,631 2010 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (University of Oklahoma) 62,562 2007 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (University of Oklahoma) 62,463

WCWS Attendance

WCWS ATTENDANCE

WCWS Top-10 Attendance Sessions 9,820 2019 WCWS, Session 3, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, May 31 * Largest session attendance UCLA def. Arizona, 6-2: Oklahoma def. Oklahoma State, 6-1 9,698 2013 WCWS, Session 4, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, June 1 Florida def. Nebraska, 9-8 (15 innings), Michigan def. Arizona St., 2-0

9,658 2017 WCWS, Session 3, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, June 2 Florida def. LSU, 7-0, Oklahoma def. Washington, 3-1 9,587 2013 WCWS, Session 3, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, June 1 Tennessee def. Washington, 1-0; Oklahoma def. Texas, 10-2 9,515 2015 WCWS, Session 5, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, May 30 Auburn def. UCLA,11-10 (10 innings); LSU def. Alabama, 5-3 9,425 2015 WCWS, Session 3, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, May 29 Florida def. LSU, 4-0; Michigan def. UCLA, 10-4 9,419 2017 WCWS, Session 6, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, June 4 Florida def. Washington, 5-2; Oklahoma def. Oregon, 4-2 9,381 2018 WCWS, Session 5, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, June 2 Oklahoma def. Florida, 2-0; Florida St. def. Oregon, 4-1 9,323 2014 WCWS, Session 5, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, May 31 Oregon def. Oklahoma, 4-2 9,311 2018 WCWS, Session 4, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, June 2 Oklahoma def. Arizona St., 2-0; Florida St. def. Georgia, 7-2

Session Attendance Records Session Year Record Matchup 1 2018 8,561 Arizona St. vs. Oregon Washington vs. Oklahoma 2 2019 9,290 Florida vs Oklahoma St. Alabama vs. Oklahoma 3 2019 9,820 UCLA vs. Arizona Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma St. 4 2013 9,698 Florida vs. Nebraska Michigan vs. Arizona St. 5 2015 9,515 Auburn vs. UCLA LSU vs. Alabama 6 2017 9,419 Florida vs. Washington Oklahoma vs. Oregon 7 2000 8,049 UCLA vs. Southern Miss. Oklahoma vs. Arizona 8 2019 8,486 Oklahoma vs. UCLA 9 2013 8,527 Oklahoma vs. Tennessee 10 2016 8,367 Auburn vs. Oklahoma Championship Series Game Record 8,527 - 2013 WCWS, Session 9, Oklahoma City, OK, June 4, 2013 – Oklahoma def. Tennessee, 4-0 • The total attendance in the 38-year history of the WCWS is 1,472,753 Average attendance in 1980s = 12,013 Average attendance in 1990s = 19,547 Average attendance in 2000s = 45,371 Average attendance in 2010s = 72,747 Average attendance in Omaha, Nebraska (1982-1987) = 13,054 Average attendance in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (1990-1995, 1997-2019) = 44,769# * New format began in 2005 with additional session because of best-of-three championship series. # 1996 WCWS was held in Columbus, Ga.

WCWS Attendance

2020 NCAA DI SOFTBALL CONFERENCE ALIGNMENTS

America East (7) St. John’s (NY) Drexel Albany (NY) Seton Hall Elon Binghamton Villanova Hofstra Hartford James Madison Maine Big Sky (7) Towson Stony Brook Idaho St. UNCW UMass Lowell Montana UMBC Northern Colo. Conference USA (12) Portland St. Charlotte American Athletic (8) Sacramento St. FIU East Carolina Southern Utah Fla. Atlantic Houston Weber St. Louisiana Tech Memphis Marshall South Fla. Big South (9) Middle Tenn. Tulsa Campbell North Texas UCF Charleston So. Southern Miss. UConn Gardner-Webb UAB Wichita St. Hampton UTEP Longwood UTSA Atlantic 10 (10) Presbyterian Western Ky. Dayton Radford Fordham USC Upstate Horizon League (9) George Mason Winthrop Cleveland St. George Washington Detroit Mercy La Salle Big Ten (14) Green Bay Massachusetts Illinois IUPUI Rhode Island Indiana Northern Ky. St. Bonaventure Iowa Oakland Saint Joseph’s Maryland UIC Saint Louis Michigan Wright St. Michigan St. Youngstown St. Atlantic Coast (13) Minnesota Boston College Nebraska Ivy (8) Clemson Northwestern Brown Duke Ohio St. Columbia Florida St. Penn St. Cornell Georgia Tech Purdue Dartmouth Louisville Rutgers Harvard North Carolina Wisconsin Penn NC State Princeton Notre Dame Big 12 (7) Yale Pittsburgh Baylor Syracuse Iowa St. Metro Atlantic (11) Virginia Kansas Canisius Virginia Tech Oklahoma Fairfield Oklahoma St. Iona ASUN (7+1) Texas Manhattan FGCU Texas Tech Marist Jacksonville Monmouth Kennesaw St. Big West (8) Niagara Liberty UC Davis Quinnipiac Lipscomb UC Riverside Rider North Alabama (Reclass.) UC Santa Barbara Saint Peter’s North Florida Cal Poly Siena Stetson Cal St. Fullerton CSUN Mid-American (11) Big East (8) Hawaii Akron Butler Long Beach St. Ball St. Creighton Bowling Green DePaul Colonial (8) Buffalo Georgetown Col. of Charleston Central Mich. Providence Delaware Kent St.

2020 NCAA DI Softball Conference Alignments

2020 NCAA DI SOFTBALL CONFERENCE ALIGNMENTS

Miami (OH) Southeast Mo. St. UIW Northern Ill. SIUE Ohio UT Martin Toledo Tennessee St. Southwestern (10) Western Mich. Tennessee Tech Alabama A&M Alabama St. Mid-Eastern (11) Pac-12 (9) Alcorn Bethune-Cookman Arizona Ark.-Pine Bluff Coppin St. Arizona St. Grambling Delaware St. California Jackson St. Florida A&M Oregon Mississippi Val. Howard Oregon St. Prairie View Morgan St. Stanford Southern U. Norfolk St. UCLA Texas Southern N.C. A&T Utah N.C. Central Washington Summit League (7) South Carolina St. North Dakota UMES Patriot (7) North Dakota St. Army West Point Omaha Missouri Valley (10) Boston U. Purdue Fort Wayne Bradley Bucknell South Dakota Drake Colgate South Dakota St. Evansville Holy Cross Western Ill. Illinois St. Lafayette Indiana St. Lehigh Sun Belt (10) Loyola Chicago Appalachian St. Missouri St. Southeastern (13) Coastal Caro. Southern Ill. Alabama Ga. Southern UNI Arkansas Georgia St. Valparaiso Auburn Louisiana Florida La.-Monroe Mountain West (9) Georgia South Ala. Boise St. Kentucky Texas St. Colorado St. LSU Troy Fresno St. Mississippi St. UT Arlington Nevada Missouri New Mexico Ole Miss West Coast (6) San Diego St. South Carolina BYU San Jose St. Tennessee Loyola Marymount UNLV Texas A&M Pacific Utah St. Saint Mary’s (CA) Southern (7) San Diego Northeast (9+1) Chattanooga Santa Clara Bryant ETSU Central Conn. St. Furman Western Athletic (6+1) Fairleigh Dickinson Mercer California Baptist (Reclass) LIU Brooklyn Samford CSU Bakersfield Merrimack (Reclass) UNC Greensboro Grand Canyon Mt. St. Mary’s Western Caro. New Mexico St. Robert Morris Seattle Sacred Heart Southland (12) UMKC Saint Francis (PA) A&M-Corpus Christi Utah Valley Wagner Abilene Christian Central Ark. Changes in 2020: Ohio Valley (12) Houston Baptist Merrimack to Northeast Austin Peay Lamar University (reclassifying from DII) Belmont McNeese Clemson (new program) to ACC Eastern Ill. Nicholls St. Eastern Ky. Northwestern St. Reclassifying teams: Jacksonville St. Sam Houston St. California Baptist – in WAC Morehead St. Southeastern La. Merrimack – in Northeast Murray St. SFA North Alabama – in ASUN

2020 NCAA DI Softball Conference Alignments